Antique oak entrance door with glass and cast iron grilles, 1925

Antique front door, left-handed, in painted solid oak, with 2 opening glass leaves in the upper part, it dates from the 1920s. Massive and solid, this door has on the outside oak painted in light water green and on the inside an old pink paint erased by use under the lock (see photo), the brightness when taking the photos modifies these colors. The glass panels open with two small latches allowing ventilation or conversation in complete safety. The facade has overlapping panels, the water discharge which had been removed for indoor use is missing, this can be recreated if the future buyer wishes, the top has 2 cast iron grilles repainted in matte black (iron paint resistant to uv and weather). The glasses are translucent, in relief, old, they are in good condition, note some points of wear (scratches). The two glazed doors measure 122cm high, 35cm wide, and are 105cm from the ground. This door is equipped with its gollot handle whose handle is made of wood, and the pin inside allows the handle to be locked by inserting it into it and is stored just above when not in use (see penultimate photos). There is a lock but we do not have the key. An empty space at the top allows one to be installed very easily. The entire oak is in superb condition, solid, this door weighs 73kg. This door has been completely cleaned, it is ready to be installed. Dimensions: 236cm high, 94.5cm wide and 3.5cm thick (without taking into account moldings and hardware).